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Rental Market Analysis Calculator
Analyze your rental property against market comparisons to determine optimal pricing. Start with your base market rent, then factor in utilities and amenities.
Analyze your rental property against market comparisons to determine optimal pricing. Start with your base market rent, then factor in utilities and amenities.
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As baby boomers pass down trillions in property, a new class of professional home oversight services is emerging to bridge the gap between inheritance and competence. By Hayli Mace: The Wall Street Journal dropped a staggering number last week: $4.6 trillion in global real estate will transfer from baby boomers to Gen X and Millennials…
Download a pdf version here… [2024 Update] Two years later, many issues remain—tariffs, weather-related costs, and activism. Corporate landlords now own more rental stock and employ more repair specialists, driving up costs for independent investors. Some things have come full circle like used car prices and lumber. Though not mentioned in this article, they were…
Introduction If there’s one thing we’ve learned from nearly 20 years of pricing rentals daily across two states and seven major metros, it’s that the rental market is as unpredictable as it is fascinating. We’ve manually performed thousands of rental market estimates annually, and these predictions have had direct consequences for our success—success that includes…
Just because you’re renting an apartment doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the pleasures of gardening. Even in the most compact spaces, you can create a thriving mini garden that brings fresh herbs, vegetables, and beauty into your home. This guide will help you navigate the unique challenges of apartment gardening while respecting your rental agreement….
Raleigh has earned an unwelcome distinction: it now leads the nation in private equity ownership of rental apartments. According to new research from the Private Equity Stakeholder Project, investment firms control a staggering 35% of all rental units in the Raleigh-Cary metro area—that’s over 41,000 apartments in the hands of Wall Street investors. This isn’t…
In a previous blog article, we discussed the benefits of accepting renters that own pets. Today we are going to look into the matter a little deeper. What about renting to tenants that have service animals? If you, as the landlord, have decided that you definitely do not want animals in your units, you could…